We're different from each other Qatar participates in the bid to host the 2029 Club World Cup...Like the World Cup, there's a high possibility of holding winter
Jun 30, 2025
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The British daily 『Guardian" exclusively reported on the 29th (Korea time) that Qatar officials held a meeting with high-ranking FIFA officials during the tournament in the United States and expressed their intention to host the next tournament four years later.
Qatar reportedly said it could hold a carbon neutral tournament, unlike the Club World Cup, which will be held in 11 cities across the United States. Qatar is currently maintaining the nine stadiums built to host the 2022 Qatar World Cup. Six of them are regularly used to host the Qatar Stars League, the country's top league. Through this, it is appealing that it can reduce the cost of operating the stadium and minimize the movement of fans.
While Qatar's plans to run the tournament may be appropriate for FIFA, Qatar's extreme summer heat could cause serious problems. Accordingly, FIFA initially aimed to host the (reformed) Club World Cup in the summer, but it could have to be a winter tournament like the 2022 Qatar World Cup.'
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'Guardian' is 'Many athletes have complained about poor conditions throughout the tournament. Fifpro said in a press conference on Thursday that the 2029 tournament was mentioned as likely to be held in winter in informal discussions, but European leagues, including the Premier League, were in the mood to vote against it as it could disrupt their season schedules.
The Guardian observed that clubs that are likely to participate in the Club World Cup may have a different view than the league, considering the financial rewards of the winning team earning $125 million (about 170 billion won).
Prior to Qatar, Spain, Morocco and Brazil reportedly announced their intention to participate in the next Club World Cup. Brazilian Soccer Association President Samir Shaud and FIFA President Gianni Infantino met in Miami last week.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.